European Civilian Conflict Management

Research question/goal: 

Due to the experiences in Kosovo it has been recognised that efforts from national and international actors to strengthen the civilian dimension of international peace-missions have to be increased. Thus, the member states of the European Union and the OSCE, as well as the United Nations and non-governmental organisations are making attempts to improve their civilian instruments. The project analyses these different concepts of civilian conflict management on the national, European and international level and attempts to determine the extent to which the international embedding of the European Union in the United Nations and the OSCE leads to competition or to completion and co-operation.

Fact sheet

Funding: 
MZES
Duration: 
2002 to 2005
Status: 
canceled
Data Sources: 
Official documents, interviews, unofficial publications
Geographic Space: 
European Union, Western Europe

Publications

Book Chapters

Preuss, Andrijana (2007): Internationale Polizeieinsätze: Das Beispiel der WEU-Polizei in Mostar. Pp. 459-473 in: Martin H. W. Möllers, Robert Cristian van Ooyen (Eds.) Jahrbuch Öffentliche Sicherheit 2006/2007. Frankfurt: Verlag für Polizeiwissenschaft. more